The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) helps China's agricultural trade move toward implementing a high-level opening to the outside world and promote high-quality development

Let’s look at a piece of heavy news: A few days ago, the Chinese government has formally approved the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP). According to regulations, the full entry into force of RCEP requires the approval of at least 9 of the 15 member states, that is, at least 6 Three ASEAN member states and at least three countries including China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand. China has taken a crucial step, indicating that RCEP is one step closer to its effective implementation. Let’s look at another micro lens: as a popular blog for cultural exchanges between China and South Korea. The main Korean youth, Xiao Fang, recently released the latest video work "How to Sell Korean Agricultural Products" on the Internet. In the video, Xiao Fang’s mother introduces the prices of Korean agricultural products converted into RMB to Chinese netizens. Small tomatoes are 40 yuan, 500 grams of pork is 80 yuan, and 170 grams of beef is 130 yuan... ...